Charming Craftsman bungalow in the Gaiety Hill/Bush’s Pasture Park Historic District. Secluded, park-like setting, close to downtown. Built in 1925 with 9' ceilings, oak floors, curved arches, original glass-front bookcases & abundant natural light. Main level offers 2 bedrooms (one used as den) and remodeled bath. Upstairs primary suite features ensuite bath, jetted tub, cedar closet & office space. Updated kitchen w/granite, new appliances. Serene yard, patios, partial basement & garage. Nestled in Gaiety Hill/Bush’s Pasture Park Historic District, this 1925 Craftsman bungalow blends timeless architecture with refined modern updates. Privately set back from the street, the home enjoys a secluded, park-like setting while remaining a very short distance to downtown Salem.Classic Craftsman details shine throughout, including 9-foot ceilings, beautifully preserved oak floors, elegant curved archways, and original glass-front built-in bookcases. Abundant natural light enhances the warmth and character of every room.The main level offers two bedrooms, one currently styled as a den, along with a fully remodeled bath featuring a step-in shower. Upstairs, the primary suite provides a true retreat with space for an office, multiple closets, and a spa-inspired ensuite complete with dual vanities, jetted tub, separate shower, and a large cedar closet—easily convertible back to a sauna.The upgraded kitchen pairs period charm with modern convenience, showcasing granite countertops, new appliances, updated fixtures, recessed lighting, and a striking cross-beam ceiling. A first-floor mudroom with laundry adds everyday functionality.Outdoors, the serene backyard oasis features mature plantings and two paver patios perfect for relaxing or entertaining. The single car garage is conveniently located close to the back entrance. The partial basement is unfinished and serves as a work space. This is a rare opportunity to own a historically rich home with beautiful touches in one of Salem’s more desired neighborhoods.